Chapter 9 : Statistical measurements in W∗-algebraic formulation

シロウイシカワ, Shiro Ishikawa, 史郎石川

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Abstract

9.1 Statistical measurements (W∗-algebraic formulation) 9.2 The relation among systems (Proclaimʷ∗2 in SMTʷ∗) 9.3 Quantum mechanics in B(L²(R)) 9.4 The method of moments 9.5 Principal components analysis in MT

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